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Kristin Scott Thomas

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How To Fail With Elizabeth Day
Kristin Scott Thomas – ‘Having children allowed me to see where I’d gone wrong’

And then the kiss happens and the script, very nice script supervisor comes over to me and said, Kristen, could you just move a bit?

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How To Fail With Elizabeth Day
Kristin Scott Thomas – ‘Having children allowed me to see where I’d gone wrong’

You look a bit stiff.

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How To Fail With Elizabeth Day
Kristin Scott Thomas – ‘Having children allowed me to see where I’d gone wrong’

Lying there waiting.

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How To Fail With Elizabeth Day
Kristin Scott Thomas – ‘Having children allowed me to see where I’d gone wrong’

Oh, bless.

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How To Fail With Elizabeth Day
Kristin Scott Thomas – ‘Having children allowed me to see where I’d gone wrong’

Oh.

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How To Fail With Elizabeth Day
Kristin Scott Thomas – ‘Having children allowed me to see where I’d gone wrong’

Yes.

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How To Fail With Elizabeth Day
Kristin Scott Thomas – ‘Having children allowed me to see where I’d gone wrong’

Well, I think that that is a failure...

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How To Fail With Elizabeth Day
Kristin Scott Thomas – ‘Having children allowed me to see where I’d gone wrong’

that needn't have been a failure, an unnecessary failure.

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How To Fail With Elizabeth Day
Kristin Scott Thomas – ‘Having children allowed me to see where I’d gone wrong’

It wasn't really me sabotaging anything.

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How To Fail With Elizabeth Day
Kristin Scott Thomas – ‘Having children allowed me to see where I’d gone wrong’

It was because there was, at the time, this was in the 1970s, there really wasn't any kind of pastoral care or there wasn't any therapy or anything like that, cancelling, call it what you like.

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How To Fail With Elizabeth Day
Kristin Scott Thomas – ‘Having children allowed me to see where I’d gone wrong’

And there I was, a small girl,

1757.118 View full episode →
How To Fail With Elizabeth Day
Kristin Scott Thomas – ‘Having children allowed me to see where I’d gone wrong’

My father died when I was five and a half.

1760.262 View full episode →
How To Fail With Elizabeth Day
Kristin Scott Thomas – ‘Having children allowed me to see where I’d gone wrong’

And then when I was 11 and I just started a new school,

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How To Fail With Elizabeth Day
Kristin Scott Thomas – ‘Having children allowed me to see where I’d gone wrong’

It happens again.

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How To Fail With Elizabeth Day
Kristin Scott Thomas – ‘Having children allowed me to see where I’d gone wrong’

And that was much more than anybody could really handle, I think, by themselves.

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How To Fail With Elizabeth Day
Kristin Scott Thomas – ‘Having children allowed me to see where I’d gone wrong’

And I know terrible things.

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How To Fail With Elizabeth Day
Kristin Scott Thomas – ‘Having children allowed me to see where I’d gone wrong’

Believe me, I know no one was doing it to me on purpose.

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How To Fail With Elizabeth Day
Kristin Scott Thomas – ‘Having children allowed me to see where I’d gone wrong’

It wasn't cruelty.

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How To Fail With Elizabeth Day
Kristin Scott Thomas – ‘Having children allowed me to see where I’d gone wrong’

It was just fate.

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How To Fail With Elizabeth Day
Kristin Scott Thomas – ‘Having children allowed me to see where I’d gone wrong’

So I know that it's... But everybody deals with their own stuff differently.

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